In an effort to promote tourism, Indonesia Has announced visa-free travel to 96 countries. The new visa-free policy now allows citizens of 96 countries, including the USA, Japan, UK, UAE and Mexico, to enter Indonesia without a visa.

In May 2024, international tourist arrivals to Indonesia increased significantly, reaching 1.15 million visitors. The majority of these visitors came from neighboring countries, led by Malaysia (17.47%), Australia (11.98%) and Singapore (9.69%).

As a result, citizens of 96 countries can travel to Indonesia without a visa, including citizens of France, Germany, Australia, Japan, the United States, and Singapore. This comprehensive visa-free policy has made Indonesia more accessible.

More about Indonesia

Indonesia is an archipelago of more than 17,000 islands and a treasure trove of diverse landscapes, rich cultures and vibrant history. If you’re planning a trip to this island nation, from the beaches of Bali to the temples of Yogyakarta, here’s a curated guide to the best places to visit.

The attraction of Bali is far and wide. Its beauty lies in its picturesque landscapes, vibrant traditions and welcoming local people. In addition to many popular spots like Ubud Monkey Forest, Uluwatu Temple, or Kuta Beach, you can add destinations like Tirtha Empul Temple and Tanah Lot Temple to your itinerary.

It is an archipelago of three small islands – Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air. If you love peace then Gili Island is the perfect place for you offering white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and a serene environment.

Ubud is considered the art and culture capital of Indonesia. Here, you can explore art galleries, traditional craft markets and a tranquil monkey forest, and rejuvenate with a yoga and wellness retreat.

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